The Writing Window
The room had a little bedroom upstairs wedged under the sloping ceiling, and an L-shaped writing desk at the window. That’s where I would write.
August 31, 2011
In Anna Deavere Smith’s Theatre, Grace, Down Easy
The most uncomfortable question: How do you want to die? That’s one theatre can answer.
Boogie Street: Leonard Cohen Revisited
Can I experience and be at ease at the same time? Now, years later, the songs seem to answer.
Do Museums Love Themselves More Than They Love Art?
Will museums once and for all do the right thing and unify cut apart paintings?
“Los Angeles Plays Itself,” 3
As the illusory golden era of Los Angeles deconstructs, the true villain is revealed: The City.
Barbarians in the Ivory Tower: American Writing Lives
Is American literature really dead? No – it’s alive and kicking… and kicking back.